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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told EU leaders that a narrow path has opened up for the UK and EU to strike a post-Brexit trade deal. This morning, Ms von der Leyen said the next few days are going to be decisive . Officials from both sides are continuing discussions in Brussels, after talks were extended past a provisional deadline set for last Sunday.
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Barrie Deas, CEO of the National Federation of Fishermen s Organisations (NFFO), also voiced confidence that there would be no capitulation on the issue of fishing rights, irrespective of the claims of EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier today. Mr Deas was speaking after the Government confirmed four Royal Navy vessels will be deployed from January 1 to challenge French ships fishing in UK waters in the event that the UK and EU fail to strike a free trade agreement.